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...enter the project here:artport.whitney.orgScroll down to launch ProjectPlease adjust your Java Security Settings in order to launch the Programme.Commissioned by the Whitney Museum.

... of commenting on the projects, artists started to 'remix' their work, applying their own code to other projects or combining sections of code into a new project. One does not need to be a programmer and have an in-depth understanding of computer languages to...

... Whitney Museum's Artport (for CODeDOC) or the digitalartarchive.at (for CODeDOC II). Please check the information on Java security Settings, or other programmes used in the artworks beforehand.VIDEO NARRATIVE:The Videos by the ADA Team shortly demonstrate...

... systems, as well as the supposed virtualization of war that accompanies it, touches on fundamental legal, ethical, and security issues.

... installed in Hamburg's tube trains. Hacking and the controversies surrounding privacy, the public domain and data security would have been brought closer - metaphorically and literally - to some 800,000 passengers a week. It foresaw the...

...the same time like a dissident’s practice (an other way of encoding!) and like a monitoring following by manipulation – all kind of secret service’s practice. Because of my ex-soviet origin, I’m extremely impressed with the Berlin’s House of World Cultures. A lot of...

... the deeper one mines, the more layered the date, the less time there is to mine through the data. One has a total of 333 seconds to mine this databody and receives only fragments of words, images and sounds. (Victoria Vesna)

... and one of his patients, a Dancer, paralleled by an affair between a Royal Commission investigator and Bailey's former Secretary. The story is composed of a series of narrative recollections exploring the events leading up to the Dancer’s death,...

... image. The film was recorded by a high-speed camera and documents the pitch of a giant wave during a storm—capturing a few seconds in a small segment of the ocean. ...

... of a desire. Our consumption habits, our criminal history, our chronic diseases, even our photographs taken by a security camera - all are stored in bar codes, assimilating them to the physical ID of the DNA. What happens if the DNA merges with...